[03:33:47] <prometheanfire> also, sleep for the week
[05:16:14] <ronny> it seems i have persisted wrong pip configuration for only build-isolated environments - does anyone know where i would find that configuration (aka wheel building passes in a devpi as index that i cant even use)
[05:16:30] <ronny> normal pip is not affected, only build isolation, i have no idea where the config is
[06:10:42] <cnx> ronny, I think https://github.com/pypa/pip/pull/8096 might be able to list the configs pip uses
[06:11:11] <cnx> prometheanfire, my palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy
[06:11:30] <cnx> it's saturday by my university still make me study
[06:11:46] <ronny> At first glance that would not tell me why only isolation is affected
[06:13:23] <cnx> please tell me more, I just happen to remember that PR, I have no idea if there are configurations that may be pep517 specific
[06:19:21] <cnx> ronny, could you share the config files' content
[06:20:02] <cnx> not like I have the expertise to investigate, but I'm curious by nature
[06:28:35] <ronny> I have no idea how, i don't know where the bad value is from, all config I am aware of is emptied
[06:30:44] <cnx> do you think it's time to file an issue for it?
[07:24:47] <PSFSlack1> <deveshkusingh> ronny: If you run `pip config list -v` , it should list the potential config files in the verbose output
[10:10:28] <travis-ci> pypa/twine#1409 (master - 8765d14 : Brian Rutledge): The build passed.
[10:14:11] <ronny> PSFSlack1: thats not helping as again this only applies to build isolation and all other files are gone
[13:54:34] <cjc7373> Hi, all. Pip is now on the beta release. Is it true that all the PRs merged these days will be part of the pip 20.1 release?
[14:10:57] <toad_polo> cjc7373: As opposed to what?
[14:19:35] <cjc7373> toad_polo: Sorry I didn't get you. Can you make it clearer?
[14:40:20] <toad_polo> cjc7373: What other release would they be part of?
[14:46:03] <cjc7373> toad_polo: a later major release, for example, 20.2
[15:29:18] <cnx> cjc7373, I don't think pip has multiple-branch model so the answer to your question is yes, pip 20.1 will be the snapshot of master on release day
[15:30:36] <cnx> however from watching discussions I feel that until the release only bug fixes of beta will be prioritized to be merged, to avoid regression right after the release I think